Chapter

 1 I   |           Sechard was quite of that opinion by the~time that he had
 2 I   |       printing-house. The shades of opinion so sharply defined in the~
 3 I   |           all shades of monarchical opinion. They let every one know~
 4 II  | Negrepelisse conceived an excellent~opinion of herself and a robust
 5 II  |              de Bargeton was of the opinion that he was making a brilliant~
 6 III |             the Princess was of the opinion that~her secretary was better
 7 III |            round about.~ ~Political opinion expanded itself in wordy
 8 III |       Highness. Purists were of the opinion that you~might see the intruder
 9 III |           Republicanism, a phase of opinion~through which many a would-be
10 III |          terrific. Some were of the opinion~that society was on the
11 IV  |            to show, and were of the opinion that he was underrated.
12 V   |            card-players were of the opinion that the~reader's voice
13 VII |           spirit, and justified the opinion of those who held that he
14 VII |     One-half of the room was of the opinion that~Stanislas was in the
15 VIII|            rise immensely in public opinion. The great problem for the~